CANOGA PERKINS 9140 Four-Port SNMP Managed Fast Ethernet Switch - Manual (Page 70)

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Number of Traps
logged.
5.2.4.2 Traps Log Screen
The Traps that can be reported are predefined and are not configurable as far as what traps can be reported.
The traps log screen reports the traps which occurred since the last system restart or reset, and the time it
occurred in relation to the total operating time since the last system restart or reset. See Figure 5-31.
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5 - 31 . Traps Log Screen.
All users with access via any level of password protection can view the traps log screen. Trap configuration
is limited to user's with access via the "SUPERVISOR" level of password protection only and consists of:
• Trap Community: as defined per IP Address.
• Disable traps per ports 1-4 or any combination of these ports: three traps are noted as per port
traps, link up, link down and remote fault.
• Send Alert Traps: the send alert traps can be disabled in which case no traps will be forwarded to a
non-SNMP Manager external to the 9135/9140.
• Send Authentication Traps: the authentication traps can be enabled or disabled.
Below is a list of all the traps that will be reported should they occur.
• Cold Start
• Warm Start
• Link Up
• Link Down
• Authentication Fail
• EGP Neighbor Loss
• Remote Fault
• Topology Change
• New Root
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